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Optimization of the refined used lubricating oil/diesel mixture to incorporate it into drilling fluids
Optimización de la mezcla aceite lubricante usado refinado/diésel para incorporarlo en fluidos de perforación
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https://doi.org/10.15446/dyna.v91n233.113840Palabras clave:
drilling fluids, refining, rheology, reuse, used oil (en)fluidos de perforación, refinación, reología, reutilización, aceite usado (es)
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The use of refined used lubricating oils (RULO) is an opportunity for use for the industrial sector, improving the environment. The objective of the research was to evaluate different RULO/diesel mixtures from the AT80 and AT40C1 treatments. The experiment consisted of applying different proportions of RULO, forming five different mixtures between ALUR/diesel. The mixes were 85/15, 70/30, 55/45, 40/60 and 30/70. The results showed that the best mixtures were M4 and M5 of the AT80 treatment, with average density of 0.80 g/cm3, viscosity of 5.83 cP, electrical stability of 1694.33 V, flash point of 95°C and 96.67% oil. With these results, a new alternative and use is created, reducing diesel and economic costs for the oil industry that prepares oil-based drilling fluids.
El aprovechamiento de los aceites lubricantes usados refinados (ALUR), son una oportunidad de uso para el sector industrial, mejorando el medio ambiente. El objetivo de la investigación fue evaluar diferentes mezclas de ALUR/diesel a partir de los tratamientos AT80 y AT40C1. El experimento consistió en aplicar diferentes proporciones de ALUR, formando cinco mezclas diferentes entre el ALUR/diésel. Las mezclas fueron 85/15, 70/30, 55/45, 40/60 y 30/70. Los resultados mostraron que las mejores mezclas fueron M4 y M5 del tratamiento AT80, con promedios de densidad de 0.80 g/cm3, viscosidad de 5.83 cP, estabilidad eléctrica de 1694.33 V, punto de inflamación de 95°C y 96.67% de aceite. Con estos resultados se crea una nueva alternativa y aprovechamiento, disminuyendo el diésel y los costos económicos a la industria petrolera que prepara fluidos de perforación base aceite.
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